Under the new Jump Lists tab, you will find the Privacy option – Store and display recently opened items in Jump Lists. It makes sense since the Classic Start Menu has been replaced with the new Metro UI based Start Menu. In the Taskbar Properties, the Start Menu tab has been replaced with Jump Lists tab. Windows 8 now allows better privacy control you can choose to prevent Windows from showing recently opened items in the Jump Lists. The problem with Jump Lists is that you cannot control the history of all items that show up in the list. You right-click a pinned application in the taskbar to view the Jump List.
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In Start Menu > Privacy make sure that Store and display recently opened items in the Start menu and the taskbar is checked:
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